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If this chair looks familiar but you can't quite put your finger on why, it's because you're seeing 3 of the most celebrated seating designs at once! Appropriat

Alessi’s Juicy Salif citrus squeezer is a design icon from 1990. Juicy Salif was created by designer Philippe Starck during his seaside holiday in Italy. Starck took his inspiration from a dish of squid with lemon and drew sketches of Juicy Salif on a pizzeria mat. With the squeezer’s unconventional design, Starck challenged the principle “form follows function”. Besides squeezing lemons, the primary function of the unconventional, sculptural citrus squeezer is to start conversations.

The Kartell Masters Chair is three designer chairs in one. If you look closely, you can see the silhouettes of the Series 7 by Jacobsen, the Tulip by

Alberto Alessi recalls the controversy surrounding Philippe Starck's stylish but impractical lemon squeezer, saying he considers it "a big joke".

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Great and famous Juicer design by French designer Phillippe Starck, the whole products looks elegant. The whole poster determined its capability, and I also like the contrast between the product itself and also the orange.

Kartell's Louis Ghost chair, designed by Philippe Starck in 2002, is an iconic interpretation of the neoclassical style armchair. Louis Ghost chair has an airy and lightweight appearance yet stable and durable structure that is extremely comfortable to sit on. The classic silhouette and modern material make Louis Ghost perfect for all types of interiors and uses. The chair is stackable and also suitable for outdoor use.

Philippe Starck is a French artist and is one of my favorite contemporary designers. His works are undeniably noble. He does interior designs, which are great, and consumer goods such as houses, fu…

For the past four decades, Starck has had a hand in everything from Kartell’s sculptural chairs to the interiors of Ian Schrager’s hotels and modular woodstoves.